--- libaitrpc/inc/aitrpc.h	2011/11/03 13:51:19	1.4.2.5
+++ libaitrpc/inc/aitrpc.h	2011/11/03 15:28:36	1.4.2.8
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 *  by Michael Pounov <misho@openbsd-bg.org>
 *
 * $Author: misho $
-* $Id: aitrpc.h,v 1.4.2.5 2011/11/03 13:51:19 misho Exp $
+* $Id: aitrpc.h,v 1.4.2.8 2011/11/03 15:28:36 misho Exp $
 *
 **************************************************************************
 The ELWIX and AITNET software is distributed under the following
@@ -352,25 +352,6 @@ int rpc_srv_execCall(rpc_func_t * __restrict call, str
 
 
 /*
- * rpc_srv_allocVars() Allocate array for call variables
- * @call = RPC function call
- * @varnum = Number of variables, if ==0 return already allocated variables number
- * return: -1 error, !=-1 return varnum value
- */
-inline int rpc_srv_allocVars(rpc_func_t * __restrict call, int varnum);
-/*
- * rpc_srv_destroyVars() Destroy variables of array & array
- * @call = RPC function call
- * return: -1 error, !=-1 Returne remained variables
- */
-inline int rpc_srv_destroyVars(rpc_func_t * __restrict call);
-/*
- * rpc_srv_freeVars() Clean values from variables of array
- * @call = RPC function call
- * return: -1 error, !=-1 Returned number of cleaned variables
- */
-inline int rpc_srv_freeVars(rpc_func_t * __restrict call);
-/*
  * rpc_srv_copyVars() Copy variables for RPC call to new variable array
  * @call = RPC function call
  * @newvars = New allocated variables array, must be free after use
@@ -518,18 +499,6 @@ void rpc_cli_closeClient(rpc_cli_t * __restrict cli);
  */
 int rpc_cli_execCall(rpc_cli_t *cli, const char *csModule, const char *csFunc, 
 		array_t * __restrict in_vars, array_t ** __restrict out_vars);
-/*
- * rpc_cli_freeVars() Free ait_val_t array returned from RPC call
- * @vars = Variable array
- * return: none
- */
-inline void rpc_cli_freeVars(array_t ** __restrict vars);
-/*
- * rpc_cli_allocVars() Allocate ait_val_t array for RPC call
- * @args = Number of arguments
- * return: =NULL error or !=NULL allocated array
- */
-inline array_t *rpc_cli_allocVars(unsigned short args);
 
 
 /*